... Lefs talk about Good, housewifery calls 1 for good husbandry so search vour gardens and fields for fruits and vegetables to store for the winter. The Ministry of Agriculture' s book Preserves from the Garden, price jd. from your paper shop, gives many attrac tive recipes. Then there are the hedgerow fruits blackberries, rose-hips, elderberries, rowanberries, crab apples. For details of simple ...

... The Children must have CHILPRUFE Our difficulty is to make thesmall ration of wool we j are allowed go round. We have, therefore, decided as a wartime policy to suspend production of women's and men's gar ments and concentrate entirely on CHILPRUFE for CHILDREN. The traditional quality of Chilprufe remains unaltered. The finest pure wool, protective, cosy, durable. The difficulties of wartime ...

... partners in J\etreat in which \Jog and M an both played their Fart DURING a pause in the Great Retreat, Sergeant Man approached his company commander and said: Beg pardon, sir, but Private Beard wants to speak to you. Oh, said Captain Young abstractedly. What about? About a dog, I believe, sir. The officer gave his N.C.O. a keen look but could discern no sign of levity in his grim ...

... Sleuth of the Sea E ven the M ost Amateur Detective can justify himself by Solving the J Mystery By R. H. Watkins MR. GAGE had the solving of what he called the or else mystery laid in his lap at La Guayra. His ship, the Henrietta MacLeod, was waiting placidly at anchor for her turn alongside the jetty when it happened. Having been at sea since his fourteenth year Mr. Gage knew placidity in ...

... ■m PLACES Every home, even the most attractive, has its ugly places. Sometimes it is an architectural fault which can not be improved without pulling the house down. Some times it is a piece of equipment which breaks in harshly among better-looking things. It may even be a piece of furniture that strikes an ugly note. You are inclined to let these things go. You get used to seeing them around ...

... THE TOWN OF THE FUTURE There can be no doubt that our future towns will be as different from those we knew before the war as a radiogram is different from our first crystal set. And just as our admiration for the elegance and the greater efficiency of the modern does not in any way impair our affection for the old-fashioned, so we need have no regrets when we come to live in the town of the ...

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... ,,\c Vr A0{ I m i fj %f Cnristoc TO TH E RESCUE Here is a plan to cure coupon^complex (or mind' spin caused by budgeting for a year's wardrobe on 66 coupons). If you don't want to see most of your coupons go on stockings, decide to invest in aristile and raystoc, Aristoc's new war-rime substitutes. Aristile is a handsome and hard-wearing lisle, Raystoc a dinvtextured rayon. They're both better ...

... L. Copley-Smith Sons Ltd. L. Copley-Smith Sons Ltd., WW Set yourself up for the winter with this set of warm, gay accessories. They cost so little in coupons, money and time and mean so much in colourful comfort. The wool is 3-ply Excelsior; the Leaflet No. 1383, for Cap, Scarf and Socks, is 3d. at your woolshop, 4id. posted by makers. 4/Lower/v\osieyii.,/v\ancnesrerz or 132/3 Cheapside, ...

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